Real Madrid To Wear (Horrible) Tiny La Liga Champions Badge For First Time
Sep 8, 2020, by Chris
LaLiga announced that Real Madrid in the 2020-21 season will use the sleeve badge created by LaLiga to recognize the winners of the competition.
This LaLiga champions badge was created two years ago with the aim of highlighting the excellence, prestige and quality of the competition. It was released in the 2017-18 season by FC Barcelona, current champion at that time. Barca has carried it for two seasons.
Real Madrid 2020-21 La LaLiga Kit With Champions Badge
Illustration of how the Real Madrid 20-21 kit will look like with the official champions badge.
The badge, which is part of LaLiga's corporate identity through the “beat” (the beat), will be located on the right sleeve of the shirt, just above the LaLiga one, and has a diameter of 3.5 cm. Inside is inscribed 19-20 as a reference to the season in which Real Madrid has been crown champion.
Real Madrid players will wear this LaLiga Santander champion patch from matchday 2 on September 20, the date of their first match against Real Sociedad, as their match on matchday 1 has been postponed.
This champion emblem, with high quality standards in its production, can be found in official Real Madrid stores so that fans who wish can add it to the club's shirts.
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